Service Plays Friday 02/20/09

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ATS Sports Club

Soccer:

Cambuur Leeuwarden/FC Omniworld over 3 (Dutch Eerste Divisie)

Clermont Foot/Troyes over 2 (France League 2)

Mainz/Hansa Rostock over 3 (German 2 Bundesliga)

Vitesse Arnhem -140 (Dutch Eredivisie)

 

[SteveMcQueen]

Raging Bull

Soccer:

Dutch Eerste Divisie:

AGOVV Apeldoorn / BV Veendam over 3

FC Zwolle / FC Emmen VV over 3

VVV Venlo / TOP/Oss over 3

France Ligue 2:

AC Ajaccio / Brest over 2

German 2 Bundesliga:

Mainz / Hansa Rostock over 3

 

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Mighty Quinn

Mighty hit with Portland (-14) Thursday night.

Friday it's Penn. The profit is 215 sirignanos.

 

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Dave Cokin

(879) COLUMBIA
(880) BROWN
Take "(879) COLUMBIA"

Home teams seeking revenge have been doing very well this season, and Brown fits that scenario tonight as they host Columbia. But I'm going to buck the trend and look for the Lions to complete the series sweep tonight in Providence. Columbia grades out as the better team, and the Lions have been tremendous travelers recently, covering 11 of their last 14 lined road games. Brown played a terrific second half last time out as they blew out Princeton, but they really haven't been very good this season and I believe they will be hard pressed to win this contest. Lean is to Columbia plus the points.

 

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Jim Feist

(861) CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
(862) MILWAUKEE BUCKS
Take "(861) CLEVELAND CAVALIERS"

Milwaukee has all kinds of injury problems, playing hard, but having trouble with defense and healthy bodies. They are off a 113-104 loss at home to Chicago. The Cavaliers are loaded and off one of their best defensive efforts in the last couple of months in dismantling an under-manned and transitioning Toronto team, 93-76 at Air Canada Centre. It was the fewest points the Cavs (41-11) have given up in 26 games and was highlighted by a much more aggressive and physical style defensively. That puts the Cavs on a 6-2 SU, 5-3 ATS run. They wil have little trouble outrunning and gunning the depleted Bucks. Play the Cavaliers.

 

[Can'tPickaWinner2]

Maddux Sports

Free Pick is Portland -5
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MadduxSports

Today's Free Pick is Portland -5

 

[WOLVTANG]

Uncle Charlie

Charlotte Bobcats +3

 

[ymmit2nd]

Maddux Sports

Basketball

#851 - NBA - 3 units on Orlando -2.5
#871 - NBA - 3 units on New Orleans +9
#879 - NCAA - 3 units on Columbia +4

 

[ymmit2nd]

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Lakers

 

[ymmit2nd]

February 20 2009
Premium Plays

Paul Leiner:

300* NBA Over 189 Char/Orl

50* CBB Over 138 Nev/VCU

25* CBB Princeton -5

10* CBB Illinois State +2.5

 

[GOFOR2]

The VSE Thursday Hoops Power Plays are:
VSE Power Plays

10* Take Princeton (-4.5) over Harvard (NCAA Power Play)

Harvard
• 3-11 ATS in all games this season
• 8-19 ATS in all road games over the last 3 seasons
• 2-8 ATS when revenging a road loss vs. an opponent

5* Take Orlando (-2) over Charlotte (NBA Bonus Play)

Orlando
• 10-2 ATS when the line is between +3 and -3
• 9-1 ATS coming off a road loss by 10 points or more
• 9-1 ATS coming off two or more consecutive OVER the totals

Bonus Pays
5* Take Nevada (-1) over VCU (NCAA)
5* Take Detroit (-300) over Anaheim (NHL)

 

[GOFOR2]

Winning Angle Plays for Friday

NCAA
Play Illinois State (+2.5) over Niagara* (Top NCAA Play)

Illinois State has won 5 of the last 6 games and they have also won 17 of the last 21 games coming off a win. Illinois State has won and covered the spread in 4 of the last 5 games as a road underdog.

Play Pennsylvania (-10) over Dartmouth* (Bonus NCAA Play)

Pennsylvania has won and covered the spread in 3 consecutive games and they have also won 22 of the last 23 games vs. Dartmouth. Pennsylvania has won 12 consecutive games as a favorite of 10 points or more.

NBA Hoops

Play Milwaukee (+7.5) over Cleveland (NBA Top Play)

NHL
Play Washington (-280) over Colorado* (NHL Bonus Play)

 

[ymmit2nd]

Brad Diamond Sports

Play: 15* Dallas plus over Houston

In their battle off the break, the Rockets showed they are very capable of winning without McGrady. However, Houston does set up this evening against a long time hated rival in the visiting Mavs. With Dallas improving on both ends of the floor, I love our chances with the barking dog. Recall, the UNDERDOG is 5-0 ATS in the series, while Dallas has covered 5 straight at Houston.

 

[ymmit2nd]

SPORTS ADVISORS

Dallas (32-21, 25-28 ATS) at Houston (33-21, 24-29-1 ATS)

Two Texas rivals in the thick of the playoff chase in the Southwest Division battle it out at the Toyota Center, where the Rockets host the Mavericks.

Dallas opened the second half of the season Wednesday with an easy 113-98 victory over the Nets, cashing as an eight-point favorite. The Mavs have won seven of their last nine games (6-3 ATS) and they’ve scored at least 104 points in all seven of those wins and 92 or less in the two losses.

Houston also is coming off an easy win over the Nets, routing New Jersey on Tuesday 114-88 and easily covering as a 6½-point chalk. The Rockets have won five of their last seven (3-3-1 ATS) overall and five straight at the Toyota Center (3-1-1 ATS), where they put the clamps on opponent, allowing 92.3 points per game this season.

The road team has won the last five meetings (SU and ATS) between these rivals, including the firs two clashes this season. Houston went to Dallas on Oct. 30 and got a 112-102 victory as a four-point ‘dog, but the Mavs got revenge on Nov. 19 the Mavs in a 96-86 victory in Houston as three-point pups. Dallas is 7-2 SU and ATS in the last nine meetings with the Rockets, and the straight-up winner is 10-0 ATS in this rivalry dating back to 2006 (playoffs included).

The Mavericks are on ATS runs of 10-4 as a road ‘dog, 4-1 against the Western Conference and 6-2 as a road ‘dog of up to 4½-points. Meanwhile the Rockets are on a plethora of ATS slides that include 7-20-1 after a spread-cover, 3-7 against the Western Conference, 0-5 on Fridays and 1-4 against Southwest Division foes.

Dallas has stayed under the total in eight of 11 against the Southwest Division and four of five as a road dog of up to 4½-points. Houston has stayed below the total in 21 of 31 as a home favorite, but the Rockets are on “over” streaks of 7-3 after a spread-cover, 4-0 after a straight-up win and 4-0 at home against teams with a winning road mark. In this series, the under has been the play in four of the last five in Houston.

ATS ADVANTAGE: DALLAS


Atlanta (32-22, 28-26 ATS) at Portland (33-20, 26-27 ATS)

The Hawks continue their jaunt through the Western Conference with a stop in the Rose Garden in Portland for a matchup with the Trail Blazers.

Atlanta came out of the All-Star break and lost to the Lakers 96-83 on Tuesday as an 8½-point ‘dogs, then turned around and beat the Kings on Wednesday 105-100, but again failed to cash, this time as a 6½-point road chalk. Hawks point guard – and former King – Mike Bibby delivered a monster effort in Sacramento, scoring 29 points, while center Al Horford added 18 points and 18 rebounds in the victory.

Portland emerged from the All-Star break Wednesday and got a 94-90 victory over Memphis, but came nowhere near covering as 11½-poing favorites. The Blazers have won seven of 10 overall but they are just 1-5 ATS in the last six. However, at home they are 16-10 ATS this season and allow just 93.3 points per game while pouring in 101.8.

The road team has dominated this series, with the visitor winning four of the last five and cashing in each of the last nine meetings dating back to 2004. Portland is 9-1 SU in the last 10 battles against the Hawks dating back to 2003 and the Blazers have held the Hawks to 100 points or less in seven of the 10. However, Atlanta has gotten the cash in its last four visits to the Rose Garden, and the ‘dog is 7-0 ATS in the last seven meetings.

The Hawks are just 1-5 ATS in their last six against the Western Conference and 2-6 ATS in their last eight against teams with a winning record, but they are on positive ATS trends of 11-5 as a road ‘dog, 13-5 as a ‘dog anywhere and 5-2 against Northwest Division teams. Portland is on ATS slides of 1-5 overall, 0-4 on Fridays and 6-13 after getting one day off, but the Blazers are 5-2 ATS in their last seven after a straight-up win and 8-2 ATS in their last 10 against teams with a losing road record.

Atlanta has topped the total in eight of 10 games after a straight-up win and four of five on Fridays, but the Hawks have stayed under the total in four of five against the Western Conference. Portland is on “under” runs of 4-1 overall, 5-1 after a non-cover and 13-6 as a favorite of five to 10 ½-points. In this series, the over is 4-0 in the last four meetings in the Rose Garden.

ATS ADVANTAGE: ATLANTA


New Orleans (32-20, 22-28-2 ATS) at L.A. Lakers (44-10, 29-25 ATS)

Two teams that have come out of the All-Star break strong meet in the Staples Center in Los Angeles, where the Hornets visit the Lakers.

New Orleans buried Orlando on Wednesday 117-85, cashing as a 1½-point home favorite. The Hornets snapped a three-game ATS slide and cashed for just the third time in their last 10 games. New Orleans has been tightening up the defense lately, allowing just 90.8 points per game and 41.1 percent shooting over the last five contests.

The Lakers have come out of the break with consecutive wins and covers, including Wednesday’s 129-121 road win at Golden State as a 4½-point chalk. L.A. is on a 9-1 SU (8-2 ATS) streak since Jan. 30, scoring in triple digits in nine of those 10.

The road team has won six of the last eight meetings (7-1 ATS) in this budding rivalry, including all three matchups this season. New Orleans went to the Staples Center on Jan. 6 and got a 116-105 victory as a seven-point underdog, improving to 4-0 ATS in the Hornets last four trips to the Staples Center. The ‘dog is 10-1 ATS in the last 11 in this rivalry.

New Orleans is 23-10 ATS in its last 33 games against Pacific Division squads, but otherwise the Hornets are on negative ATS trends of 3-7 overall, 7-20 as a ‘dog, 6-20 as a road ‘dog, 0-4 on the road and 9-23-2 after a spread-cover. Los Angeles is 5-15 ATS in its last 20 after getting one day off and 2-6 ATS in its last eight Friday games, but the Lakers are on ATS runs of 6-1 as a favorite, 8-2 overall, 5-1 against teams with a winning record and 6-1 after a spread-cover.

The Hornets are on “over” streaks of 7-2 overall, 7-2-1 on the road, 5-2 as a road ‘dog, 4-1 against Western Conference teams and 5-1-1 on the road against teams with a winning home record. The Lakers have stayed under the total in five of their last seven home games, but the over is on runs of 8-3 overall, 16-5 after a straight-up win, 6-2 as a favorite and 4-1 against Southwest Division teams. In this rivalry, the under is 5-1 in the last six overall, but the over is 6-1 in the last seven inside the Staples Center.

ATS ADVANTAGE: OVER

 

[luckyballerb]

Bell's Best Bets

NBA:
Nuggets - 2.5
NEw Orleans + 9 ( small )

NcaaB:
Princeton - 5
under Niagara 140

 

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Brandon Lang Friday

5-Dime Knicks - Analysis by 4 p.m. eastern

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5-Dime Bobcats -


FREE - VCU

 

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